squeeze

verb/ɨʃpɾɨˈmeɾ/high

es·pre·mer

Definition

To press something firmly, especially from the sides, to extract liquid or to make something fit into a small space.

She squeezed the lemon to get the juice.

He squeezed his suitcase into the overhead compartment.

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Common collocations

squeeze an orangesqueeze outsqueeze tightly

Do latim 'exprimere' (espremer para fora, exprimir).